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GOHA BriefCapone's Dinner & Show is a speakeasy-style dinner theater on International Drive, set in 1931 Chicago gangland, where you get in with a password. The venue pitches it at a wide age range, from young children to older adults, and it suits anyone who likes a meal with singing, dancing, comedy and a bit of audience play.
Capone's sits at 5250 International Drive, on the International Drive tourist strip, and the company says it has been running since 1992. The whole evening is built around a 1930s Chicago gangster story, and the cast stays in character from the moment you walk in until you leave.
A night here runs about two to three hours. Dinner comes first, a four-course Italian and American menu that ends with dessert, and the show starts shortly after. Drinks are part of the ticket, with more than 15 choices including alcoholic and non-alcoholic options, and staff bring them around the room through the evening.
The show leans on audience interaction, and there's a gangster giveaway where some guests win prizes. If you'd rather watch than take part, you can ask for a private table. The venue pitches the show at a wide age range, from young children to older adults.
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